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Wilmington, Delaware (PRWEB) May 14, 2012

Residents in Delaware can now use InsuranceCalculator.net to obtain insurance quotes instantly online. InsuranceCalculator.net works with the top auto, home, health, life, business, and travel insurance companies in Delaware to help consumers save money on insurance.

“InsuranceCalculator.net has partnered with the top insurance companies in Delaware to ensure consumers get the best rates possible,” Jason, CEO of InsuranceCalculator.net, explains. “We aim to help you get the best insurance coverage at the lowest cost, whether if you need auto, home, health, life, business, travel, or even pet insurance.”

According to US Census 2011 (http://www.census.gov), Residents in Delaware need auto and home insurance. Every year, of every 100,000 homes in Delaware, 3,448 households file property crime cases. For every 100,000 vehicles, 214 cars report stolen every year. InsuranceCalculator.net works with the major insurance providers in Delaware and residents can combine both auto and home insurance for as little as $ 2,760.00 a year.

Obtaining insurance quotes online at InsuranceCalculator.net is free and quotes are provided in a matter of seconds. “There is absolutely nothing to lose to obtain insurance quotes with us. But if you don’t, you may miss out hundreds of dollars in savings,” said Jason.

InsuranceCalculator.net offers many types of insurance calculator to make sure consumers’ needs are covered. Applying for insurance quotes on InsuranceCalculator.net is the most efficient and easiest option to reduce the cost on insurance.

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Newport, R.I., host of the America’s Cup World Series, is home to spectacular coastal scenery, awe-inspiring architecture, a thriving waterfront downtown, and welcoming hospitality.

Newport, R.I. (PRWEB) May 16, 2012

America’s Cup racing returns to the United States next month when the AC World Series brings nine of the top sailing crews in the world to Newport, R.I. The American team, ORACLE TEAM USA, currently leads the AC World Series by one point, so the final stop on the 2011-12 AC World Series circuit will determine the overall winner of the first-ever season.

“The championship has been extremely close since the first event in Portugal last summer,” said Jimmy Spithill, skipper of ORACLE TEAM USA. “I won’t be surprised to see it come down to the final race, on the final day in Newport. And that’s the way it should be.”

Newport will host a festival of sailing from June 23 to July 1, culminating with the AC World Series running from Tuesday, June 26 through Sunday, July 1. The series will climax on the final Sunday, when both the event and season champion will be crowned. The final race day will air live, nationwide, on NBC.

The AC Village will be located at Fort Adams State Park in Newport, the shoreside hub of the event. Visitors will experience a unique view of the team bases – the ‘pit row’ – where the 45-foot catamarans with their 70-foot fixed wing-sails will be launched each day. The AC Village will offer a fantastic vantage point for spectators, with racing unfolding just yards offshore in the East Passage of Narragansett Bay.

Fans will enjoy a live race feed with commentary, as well as a Moët & Chandon champagne bar, Napa Valley Vintners wine lounge, multiple concessions featuring the best of the local Rhode Island food scene, the PUMA store, and the Teams Store. The Exploration Zone, with interactive exhibits from the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography and the America’s Cup Healthy Ocean Project partners, will give visitors an appreciation of the marine environment.

General admission tickets to the AC Village in Fort Adams State Park during race days (June 28 – July 1) are $ 10 per person per day, with children aged 12 and under free. No tickets are required from June 23 – 27. Tickets are available online at http://americascup.frontgatetickets.com and at the Newport Gateway Visitor’s Center. The AC Village opens at 11am each day, closing at 5pm (7pm on race days).

“Rhode Island has been working hard to prepare Fort Adams for high-performance sailing events and other acclaimed Newport attractions such as the Newport Folk and Jazz festivals,” said Governor Lincoln D. Chafee of Rhode Island. “Infrastructure improvements at Fort Adams State Park will showcase the spectacular natural assets of Narragansett Bay – assets that have made Newport one of the world’s most renowned sailing centers. Inside Fort Adams, spectators can experience a number of activities including the Ocean Exploration Center, sailing education programs, and a racing center.”

Nine crews from seven countries are competing in the AC World Series, including: Artemis Racing (Sweden), skipper Terry Hutchinson; China Team (China), skipper Phil Robertson; Emirates Team New Zealand (New Zealand), skipper Dean Barker; Energy Team (France), helmsman Loïck Peyron; Luna Rossa Challenge (Italy), with two boats, helmsmen Chris Draper and Paul Campbell-James; ORACLE TEAM USA with two boats, skippers James Spithill and Darren Bundock; and Team Korea (Korea) with skipper Nathan Outteridge.

About the America’s Cup

One of the most fiercely competitive and sought after trophies in all of sport, the America’s Cup was first raced in 1851, 45 years before the modern Olympics. The U.S. yacht America won, giving the international sailing competition its name. The next Louis Vuitton Cup, America’s Cup Challenger Series (July-August 2013) and America’s Cup Match (September 2013) will be held for the first time in San Francisco Bay, a natural sailing arena where more than one million spectators are expected. The entry deadline is June 1, 2012.

About Rhode Island Tourism

Rhode Island may be small, but it packs a cultural and scenic punch. Within Rhode Island’s borders is one of the largest concentrations of historic landmarks in the nation, a vibrant arts and cultural scene, miles of pristine coastline and some of the most acclaimed dining establishments in the country. Providence is never more than a 30-minute drive from anywhere in the state – from the beaches of Narragansett to the City-by-the-Sea, Newport, to the farms and bucolic beauty of Northwestern Rhode Island. For more details, go to http://www.visitrhodeisland.com.

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Truffles, St. Louis, Missouri

St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) May 13, 2012

Brandon Benack, recently appointed Chef at Truffles Restaurant, has sought out Crooked Brook, makers of the “World’s Highest Quality Chef Jackets™” to help create custom chef jackets for his new position.

Brandon took advantage of the multitude of fabric and style options Crooked Brook offers and had them create a total of five chef jackets.

His first two chef coats are Style M101:

White, 100% cotton Seersucker fabric, with Abalone buttons.

White, 100% cotton Petit Point Pique fabric, with faux Mother of Pearl buttons.

The remaining three chef jackets are style M100:

White, 100% cotton Seersucker fabric, with Green Turban buttons.

White, 100% cotton Petit Point Pique fabric, with Awabi buttons.

White, 100% Egyptian cotton Gabardine with Faux Mother of Pearl buttons.

Embroidery: Truffles logo on left chest and “Brandon Benack” on the right chest in black.

About Chef Brandon Benack

Born in Rochester, NY, one could say Brandon’s rich food memories as a child helped guide him on a path to become a chef. Having Grandparents from Calabria – Italy Brandon learned at an early age to roll meatballs for Sunday dinners and harvest grapes for homemade wine.

After his culinary beginnings in Hilton Head, SC, he spent five years at Emeril Lagasse’s legendary Creole restaurants in New Orleans. His next stop would be the most impressionable on is culinary palate, as he embarked on a three-year expedition to Antigua, West Indies. The island’s rich Caribbean culture and diverse variety of produce inspired his study of authentic Caribbean cuisine. In 2007, Benack returned to the US and became Chef de Cuisine at Emeril’s Miami Beach. After four years et the helm of Emeril’s he was recruited by Master Chef Norman Van Aken, known as the “Father of Fusion Cuisine”, as a corporate chef at Norman’s Orlando and Norman’s 180.

In pursuit of a new home for his young family, Benack discovered St. Louis, with its great Mid-western values and emerging culinary scene. Reconnecting with Aleks Jovanovic, with whom he had worked both in New Orleans and Antigua, Chef Brandon found a new home as the Executive Chef of Truffles Restaurant. Together, they are continuing Truffles’ commitment to local, fresh ingredients, bringing passion, intensity and meticulous attention to detail in a seemingly simple yet daring approach to the Modern American restaurant. While incorporating southern classics with local influences, Chef Brandon’s cooking provides the perfect complement to Jovanovic’s “fun” dining approach.

Chef Brandon has appeared on NBC, CBS, Food Network and Plum TV Miami. He has also been featured in publications such as Miami New Times, Orlando Sentinel and Food Buzz.

About Crooked Brook

Crooked Brook is part of the atelier division of an art studio that offers full service apparel design, pattern making, sample making, private-label small lot production and embroidery. Since 1989, they’ve built a strong reputation of providing top-notch apparel designs, patterns, fit and production samples for many brand name catalogs and retailers, as well as wardrobe and costumes for movies, television and theater.

All Crooked Brook branded garments and accessories are proudly made to order in the U.S.A.

Because of their unparalleled attention to detail in tailoring, they were awarded a Supima® licensing agreement. These contracts are not awarded lightly. The applicants must meet requirements insuring the highest level of quality and integrity for any products bearing the Supima® brand.

In addition, Crooked Brook designs and manufactures:

Uniforms, men’s and women’s chef coats for the world’s most recognized chefs, hotels, casinos, spas and resorts as well as alumni chef jackets for the Culinary Institute of America. Each garment can be personalized with the customer’s choice of fabric, pockets, buttons, piping and embroidery. With a design studio in New York City, (the fashion and gastronomic capital of the world) and a production facility in Utica, New York, they’ve garnered international brand name recognition as the maker of the “World’s Highest Quality Chef Jackets™”.

Promotional products, items, decorated apparel and accessories, such as jackets, hats, sweatshirts, hoodies, polo shirts, fleece blankets, sweatshirt blankets, button down shirts, fleece jackets, golf shirts, t-shirts, tote bags, and aprons that can be customized with the following apparel decorating methods:

Embroidery

Tackle Twill

Appliqué

Direct to Garment Printing (DTG)

Sublimation

Custom lab coats, uniforms and scrubs for nursing, medical, dental, scientific, engineering, technology & healthcare professionals.

Custom made apparel and accessories for men and women, including but not limited to: suits, shirts, Hawaiian shirts, pants, vests, dresses, skirts, gowns, jeans, boxer shorts, martial arts and yoga outfits.

Crooked Brook ships worldwide. Hours of operations are 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EST, seven days a week. Reach them at (315) 733-1992 or visit http://www.crookedbrook.com/ to learn more.

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Oakland, CA (PRWEB) May 12, 2012

Summer break doesn’t have to be a time of sloth and brain drain for kids. Instead, the premier Bay Area industrial arts school, The Crucible, invites budding artisans from age 8 to 17 to discover the industrial artists within during an exciting week-long Fired Up! Youth Summer Camp session at their 56,000 square-foot facility in West Oakland.

Far from the sterile, lecture-based environment of most classrooms, The Crucible offers youth tactile and visual experiential learning experiences. Each instructor is an expert in guiding youth through the creative process. FIRED UP! Summer Camp is beginning level.

Fired Up Youth Summer Camp courses offered this summer include: Clay Critters, Wire Jewelry, Extreme Gizmos, Cartoneria, Kinetic Creatures, Super Sculpture, Woodcarving & Sculpting, Ceramics: Mudslinging Madness, Jazzy Clay Jewelry, Woodturning, Enameling, Welding, Flameworking, Blacksmithing, Exploration in Metal Jewelry, Glass Blowing, Frame Alteration: Art Bike, Fused Glass and Mosaic Mania, Radical Robots, Adventures in Sand Casting, Casting Wax to Silver Jewelry and Glass Tube Sculpture: Intro to Neon and Kinetic Creatures.

New this year, The Crucible will offer a Youth Immersion Program from July 30 to August 3. This gives students a chance to learn beginning and intermediate level skills in blacksmithing, glass flameworking, glass blowing and welding. Students will learn the necessary skills to design and create their own independent projects during the Youth Immersion Program.

The Crucible is holding more than 100 classes in 26 different programs over five weeks in full or half-day formats during the weeks of June 25 – 29, July 9-13, July 23 – 27, July 30 – August 3 and August 6 –10. Kids are placed in sessions by age groups, 8-11, 12-17 and 14-17. Half-day sessions are from 9 am to noon or from 1 to 4 pm. Students can sign up for both morning and afternoon sessions for a full day of fun.

For complete course descriptions and registration information, go to http://thecrucible.org/youth-program/spring-a-summer-camps. Crucible members can get deep discounts on tuition and receive free admission to certain special events. For more information membership, visit TheCrucible.org or call (510) 250-3687.

About The Crucible

The Crucible is an educational facility that offers Bay Area art classes in the fine and industrial arts to people at all skill levels and original Bay Area team building events. Started in 1999 in an empty 6,000 square-foot warehouse in Berkeley, The Crucible has now grown to a 56,000 square-foot facility in West Oakland.

The Crucible offers instruction in industrial and fine art for every level from beginning and intermediate to advanced levels in formats ranging from three-hour tasters to ten-week programs. Prices vary by course and duration. Class fees include tuition, studio fees, materials, tool access and safety training. There are no shopping lists for supplies or hidden costs.

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Moon Hudson River Valley by Nikki Goth Itoi

Berkeley, CA (PRWEB) May 10, 2012

New York City may be the most popular travel destination in the US, but just north of the Big Apple lay the rustic charms of the Hudson River Valley. The area is where New Yorkers go for a weekend getaway, and a place tourists tend to overlook. To help travelers explore the area, Nikki Goth Itoi—seasoned traveler and author of Moon Hudson River Valley—offers her suggestions for the top hidden gems to visit when exploring the Hudson River Valley. The author’s favorites include:

Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture: Although not exactly hidden, this 80-acre center adjoining the Rockefeller State Park Preserve in Westchester County remains in many ways a well-kept secret. Visitors can pick up fresh veggies at the farmers market, attend a gardening lecture, enroll children in summer camps, and learn what it takes to operate a sustainable farm.

Croton Gorge County Park: On a summer day, park at the base of the New Croton Dam and cool off in the mist from the falls. This is a great place to pick up the Old Croton Aqueduct trail for a jog or mountain bike ride.

Go-Go Pops: Stop in for a handmade icy treat nestled among the antique shops on Cold Spring’s Main Street.

Bellvale Farms Creamery: Locals enjoy 50 flavors of homemade ice cream and valley views from this hilltop stand located between Warwick and Greenwood Lake.

Walkway over the Hudson: More than a mile long, this new state historic park connects the city of Poughkeepsie with the town of Highland in Ulster County on the other side of the river. A converted railroad bridge, it’s now the longest elevated pedestrian bridge in the world. Enjoy the best river views the region has to offer.

Wild Hive Café: Begin or end a day on the Dutchess County Wine Trail at this wholesome bakery/café in Clinton Corners. Tasty breads are made from organic grains that are grown and milled nearby.

The Rhinecliff: Travelers can stop in for dinner or drinks, or stay the night in a beautifully restored riverside mansion that was built in 1854.

Saugerties Lighthouse: Hike a riverside trail to a historic lighthouse. If visitors plan ahead, they can even stay overnight in a rustic and secluded bed-and-breakfast setting.

New York Zipline Adventure Tours at Hunter Mountain: Skiers know Hunter Mountain for its slopes, but in summer, hidden in the treetops of this Catskill resort is a 4.6-mile zipline that holds distinction as the longest and highest course in North America.

Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome: For good old-fashioned family fun, get tickets to watch the antique planes put on a daring show in this outdoor aviation museum near the Village of Rhinebeck.

The Book Cove: Book lovers can browse the vast collection of local titles at this independent bookstore in the center of Pawling.

Harney and Sons Tea Shop: Try a cup of the daily brew after a stroll on the Millerton rail trail or between visits to the local antique shops.

For more information on the Hudson River Valley, or more detailed travel tips and advice on planning a trip to the Hudson River Valley, visit the Moon Travel Guides website.

About Moon Travel Guides & Moon.com

Moon Travel Guides make independent travel and outdoor exploration fun and accessible. With expert writers delivering a mix of honest insight, first-rate strategic advice, and an essential dose of humor, Moon guidebooks ensure that travelers have an uncommon and entirely satisfying travel experience. Moon not only guides, Moon inspires. Based in Berkeley, Calif., Moon is published by Avalon Travel, a member of the Perseus Books Group. Visit Moon at http://www.moon.com.

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Glad Tidings

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 11, 2012

During the summer months, many churches expect smaller crowds as families travel and people enjoy the sun. But Glad Tidings Church in San Francisco is a multicultural church where people have learned to expect the UNexpected. Instead of decreasing activities, Glad Tidings offers a variety of ways for people to connect and grow their faith.

May 27-30

Jackson Senyonga, pastor of a megachurch in Uganda, is returning. His dynamic preaching, encouragement, and humor brought people to their feet last November at Glad Tidings. His messages are not for the faint of heart.

July 8-10

Kidz Camp: Glad Tidings’ annual kids camp is designed to help bring children ages 8-11 into closer relationship with God. Guest speakers from Zion Bible College and special worship leaders plus fun trips and activities help make these 3 days memorable for children.

July 15-18

Urban Immersion Youth Camp: Our 3rd annual Urban Immersion features evangelist Pat Schatzline. Day activities might include innercity ministry and geocaching. Each year youth and adults alike flock to the evening services for messages of fire that will change their lives.

July 25-August 5

Missions Trip to Guayaquil, Ecuador: Planning to build classrooms for thousands of students at the Centro Cristiano de Guayaquil, a team of over 70 people from Glad Tidings will work as a team this summer. They will build, perform dramas, and pray. The result: changed lives.

Historically Glad Tidings Church has hosted major revivalists and renowned speakers, hosting such people as Amiee Simple McPherson and Smith Wigglesworth in its early glory. More recently, visiting speakers have included Larry and Devi Titus and Joe Oden.

When current Pastor Forrest Beiser came to the church in 2000, there were a mere 37 congregants. Through 12 years of new carpet, new programs and new lives focused on Jesus, Glad Tidings now routinely exceeds 800 people on a Sunday.

Sunday services are fast-paced with loudly amplified worship music and messages with illustrations that apply to lives of San Franciscans. Pastor Forrest’s vision of a church without barriers comes true every single week. A Laotian worships next to an Ethiopian, and a Latin takes notes while an African-American soaks it all in.

People can often here Pastor Forrest saying, “The most important thing at Glad Tidings is that you don’t have to be ‘good’ to belong here. God accepts us ‘as-is.’ Doubting, broken, poor, hopeless, angry, trapped in bad habits, questioning if He’s even there. Whatever you bring, you’re welcome. Unconditionally and no questions asked!”

Follow Glad Tidings on facebook, twitter, or tumblr. Or visit the church itself at 1280 Webster, just 2 blocks from Geary Blvd in San Francisco.

Service Times:

9:30 & 11 AM Sunday – The Gate

7 PM Wednesday (Believers Only) – Oasis

6 PM Friday – Youth (Junior & Senior High)

7 PM Friday – College & Adult Groups

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Jean & Aimee at the 2011 Nike Women’s Marathon

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) May 10, 2012

The Nike Women’s Marathon, a Race to Benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), is an extraordinary event that takes place in San Francisco each October to celebrate power of women. LLS’s Team In Training (TNT) provides participants with the support and inspiration they need to cross the finish line.

For South Bay resident, Jean Eagle, and her daughter, Aimee Weiher, training with TNT to prepare for this exciting event holds very special meaning, especially this Mother’s Day.

Jean came to TNT after her mother, Mary Reagan, was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) in 2006. “TNT has been such a wonderful support group,” said Eagle. “After my mother was diagnosed with leukemia, I received something in the mail for TNT and decided to go to an informational meeting. When we were asked who had a personal connection to the cause, I burst into tears. Coach Deb came over to me and said gently, ‘you’ll get your support here.’ She was right.”

TNT prepares participants to run or walk marathons, half marathons, triathlons, 100-mile bike rides and hike adventures. In return, they raise money to help beat cancer and provide critical services to patients and their families.

For the second year in a row, Jean and her daughter, Aimee, will walk the Nike Women’s Marathon as members of TNT as a special way to honor Jean’s mother, who ultimately lost her battle with CLL in December 2008.

The experience of training together has been incredibly meaningful for both women. Aimee notes, “My mom and I have always been close, but TNT helped us bond in a very different way. She has been my rock, mentor and friend through the entire process. For us specifically, this experience has been a wonderful opportunity to remember my Nana and celebrate what an awesome lady she was.”

For Jean, training with her daughter “has been such an amazing experience. I got to know her on a completely different level. I was no longer just her mother. We were teammates, and over those long miles I got to see her as an adult and how she operates out in the world – and not through my ‘mother’ eyes.”

This October, Jean & Aimee will take to the streets of San Francisco with thousands of other women who will walk or run the Nike Women’s Marathon. For these remarkable ladies, the experience will be a celebration of sorts. Aimee says, “Through TNT, I have been able to celebrate my Nana’s life and legacy. I have been able to celebrate the supportive, loving and fun relationship I have with my mom. I have been able to celebrate my accomplishments and those of my teammates. I have been able to celebrate making new friends and being a part of an organization that has done so much for those who have been affected by blood cancers. Above all, I have learned that there is always a reason to celebrate! No matter how many miles I have left, how much more fundraising I need to do before meeting my goal, I get to walk. That’s awesome!”

TNT teams are forming now in the Silicon Valley & Monterey Bay Area for the Nike Women’s Marathon in San Francisco on October 14, as well as other marathon, half marathon, triathlon, cycling and hiking events. For more information, including sign up dates and event schedules, call (800) 446.9460 or visit http://www.teamintraining.org/sj.

About The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society ® (LLS) is the world’s largest voluntary health agency dedicated to blood cancer. The LLS mission: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. LLS funds lifesaving blood cancer research around the world and provides free information and support services.

Founded in 1949 and headquartered in White Plains, NY, LLS has chapters throughout the United States and Canada. To learn more, visit http://www.LLS.org or contact the Information Resource Center at (800) 955-4572, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET. http://www.lls.org.

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Aerial view of the Inn of the Six Mountains

Killington, VT (PRWEB) May 09, 2012

The Inn of the Six Mountains is the headquarters for New Life Hiking Spa each May – September and was chosen by Yankee Magazine as the “Best for Rejuvenation” in the current issue of Yankee Magazine’s Travel Guide to New England, on newsstands now.

The Inn of the Six Mountains is a resort hotel nestled in the scenic Green Mountains near the Appalachian Trail. It offers beautiful guest rooms, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi and tennis courts. The Inn is home to a magnificent hand-crafted fieldstone fireplace that has gained fame as the largest of its kind in New England. The Inn is next to the Killington Golf Course and the beautiful courtyard overlooks Killington Mountain.

With a comfortable atmosphere, over 3,000 square feet of meeting rooms, delicious food and affordable prices, it is the ideal location for weddings, family reunions, Mother/Daughter spa getaways, hiking groups, ski and snowboard trips or just getting away and relaxing in the fresh Vermont air.

About Yankee Magazine:

Yankee Magazine was founded in 1935 and is based in Dublin, New Hampshire. It is the only magazine devoted to New England through its coverage of travel, home, food and features. With a paid circulation of more than 350,000 and a total audience of nearly 2 million, it is published by Yankee Publishing Incorporated (YPI), a family-owned and independent magazine publisher. More information about Yankee: New England’s Magazine is available at: http://www.YankeeMagazine.com

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Miami, FL (PRWEB) May 07, 2012

Berkeley River resort is one of the newest resort destinations that Western Australia has to offer. Taking 5 star luxury and isolation to the next level, the Berkeley Resort provides guests with sense of isolation from the rest of the world along with the rests and relaxation and becoming one with nature.

BillionairesBunker.com

One of the Kimberley Region’s newest and most remote coastal resorts, the Berkeley River resort is only accessible through boat or a one hour plane ride from Kununurra and is positioned between Broome and Darwin in a pristine area of the outback.

“Millionaires are flocking to this new destination not only because of the beauty of the outback but also 5 star comfort and service that guarantees a little piece of heaven with every minute spent in the exotic destination. Fresh air, being one with nature are just some of the reasons why the Berkeley Resort is taking luxury in the Kimberley coast to a whole new level.”

A representative of BillionairesBunker.com states that guests will have a view from the top of the world perched atop coastal dunes. Each of the 20 air-conditioned chalets has a private balcony overlooking the Timor Sea or the mouth of the Berkeley River, with its gorgelike ravines and 300-foot-tall precipitous cliffs the beauty is second to none.

The Berkeley River Resort is an all inclusive resort that starts out at $ 3,000 per person per day and includes luxury tours, guided bush and beach walks, fishing, and river cruises alongside waterfalls and secluded water holes, or guests can lounge in the library or at the outdoor lap pool.

With all of the 5 start luxury, comfort and service, it is the true reason why the wealthiest of travelers are heading to Australia’s most secluded travel destination.

Learn more about Berkley River Resort.

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Phoenix, Ariz. (PRWEB) April 29, 2012

Raving is all the rage and at Yandy.com, online retailer of lingerie, costumes, clothing and more, ravers can rock out in style with the addition of the new J. Valentine ravewear collection.

The new J. Valentine rave clothing collection at Yandy features everything from neon, to furry to light-up in styles in patterns that are designed to stand out in the crowd. “We wanted to incorporate this new rave wear collection to the site because we saw a void in our current inventory for our rave customers that needed to be filled,” said Yandy CEO, Chad Horstman. Some of the new items include light-up, faux fur, fingerless gloves, furry light-up legwarmers, metallic bikini top and skirt sets and neon net dresses in star, heart and smiley face prints.

With the addition of the new ravewear themed items, Yandy has also expanded their ravewear categories to allow customers a more convenient shopping experience. New categories include neon clothing, rave costumes, furry legwarmers and as well as several more. “Ravers can come to our site and easily find exactly what it is their looking for without having to wade through hundreds of other unrelated products,” said Horstman.

In addition, Yandy offers same-day shipping, so customers can rest assured that even when shopping at the last minute, orders arrive in a timely manner, as well as free flat rate shipping on all orders over $ 70.

About Yandy.com

E-commerce is on the rise and Yandy.com is one of the largest online retailers of lingerie, sexy Halloween costumes, swimwear and clothing on the web. Founded in 2003, Yandy boasts more than 6,500 products always in stock at easily affordable prices. Yandy ensures that every customer will receive a safe, secure and private online shopping experience and is backed by COMODO online security and Google Checkout. Yandy is dedicated to customer service and only sells what is in stock which allows for quick, same day shipping. Offering the highest quality products at the most affordable prices in the market, Yandy has become a leader in ecommerce. Yandy works closely with all of the manufacturers they distribute for and hand select all of the items on the Web site to ensure customers have the largest and most diverse collection to choose from. In addition, the customer service team at Yandy is unrivaled. With attentive and helpful operators, should a question or problem arise, the customer service team at Yandy is always willing and able to assist. At Yandy, every customer can Be Sexy.

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